The two bar charts below show the proportion of 14 to 16 - year old students studying a foreign language in an English spoken country and the top 3 foreign languages.

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The bars illustrate percentages of the 14 to
16 year old
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16-year-old
students
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who study foreign languages in an
English spoken
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English-speaking
country and the top 3 studied foreign languages. The data is measured in percentages.
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,
it is clear that
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girls
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were the majority of the foreign language
students
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in both 1984 and 2007.
Furthermore
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, French was the most studied language in both years. Looking at the top 3 languages studied by
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,
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French
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students
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stood at 50 in 1984.
This
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figure dropped to 25 by 2007.
Similarly
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, German
students
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decreased from 20 to 15 over the same period. Turning to the percentage of
students
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who studied a foreign language,
girls
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recorded 48 in 1984.
Although
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girls
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declined, boys remained relatively stable at around 27. In 2007,
girls
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experienced a sudden fluctuation, falling to 40.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • proportion
  • foreign language
  • bilingualism
  • cultural exchange
  • trends
  • globalization
  • motivation
  • curriculum
  • educational implications
  • cognitive development
  • historical ties
  • economic partnerships
  • cultural exposure
  • media
  • digital communication
  • xenophobia
  • international understanding
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